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Nichole Wall
  • Wholesaler
  • Orwell, NY
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Pulling comps if you already have an assessment value

Nichole Wall
  • Wholesaler
  • Orwell, NY
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Why do I need to pull comps on these properties I'm finding (for deal analysis) if I am also finding assessment values on them?? I have been analyzing deals and I use our counties real property search to look up the current assessment (what they get taxed on). Wouldn't that be the number to use for the ARV granted you're not making any major changes such as adding a bath or bedroom to it?? Sorry if it seems trivial.

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Priscilla Z.
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Priscilla Z.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Palm Bay, FL
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@Nichole Wall - I agree with what the other ladies have said.  Also add that the county assessment does not take into consideration the condition of the house, or the updates that have been done.  I've sold houses for twice the amount of what the county assessed them for....and also, don't bother with zillow's numbers either.  You can however, use zillow as a source for "nearby houses sold", and find some comps that way.  Your best bet is a Realtor pulling comps for you so you can have pictures and know condition of the house, etc.

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